Yes, there are several West African and South American fencing techniques that allow one to fence with the machete. If you'd like to learn more, there is a series of videos on… "Youtube" that demonstrate the Hatian varaition of machete fencing. ( Full Answer )
there's no Machete but there's a knife.You can get it from criminals or grove st. gangstas by killing them! when they're dead you can collect that knife.
I think it was the very latest movie by Robert Rodriguez, Ethan Maniquis both of the directors are going harder at the movie make and proving into some areas where many of the… directors did not turn them self in for it. good to see this movie machete with timely adding more compassion too. ( Full Answer )
Machetes weren't used in medival times. They really didn't make an appearance until the early 1700s and derived from a cutlass. Primarily they were (and are) used as an agricu…ltural tool in tropical and subtropical areas; though a form of martial discipline known as 'machete fencing' did make an appearance in Cuba and they were used to a gruesome extent in Ghana and other civil disputes throughout Africa. The medival weapon you are probably thinking of is a falchion. It was used in the 13th century and was very similar to a machete - being a short sword that widened at the point and had a blunt back edge. The falchion typically had a guard however (as most bladed weapons intended for fighting do) whereas machetes typically do not. ( Full Answer )
Yes, but it is illegal to carry any fixed blade knife, machete, or sword with longer than a 4 inch blade on your person. Furthermore, you can't carry automatic-opening knives,… butterfly knives, assisted opening knives, or anything with a spring loaded component. ( Full Answer )
Here in Zulu we call it a 'panga' and it's maybe 5 centimetres or two inches wide, about a metre or three feet long with a wooden handle on one end and a rounded tip that is b…ent away from the plane of the blade by maybe 30 degrees a fifth of the way back from the tip. we also call it a cane knife or a grass knife. ( Full Answer )
Many reasons: A machete is not a sword because it isn't harmonically/dynamically balanced like one, is made for a different purpose, is thinner, lacks a guard and pommel, and …is usually a different profile. ( Full Answer )